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Passing Shadow | Etching 61 of 75 Pattern Johnston's painting technique involves layering

Passing Shadow | Etching 61 of 75 Pattern Johnston's painting technique involves layeringAbout the Artwork Passing Shadow (31. 75" 19. 75", 1990) is an etching and aquatint by David Blackwood (19412022) that returns to one of his earliest and most enduring memories from Wesleyville, Newfoundland the legendary painted door of his neighbour, Ephraim Kelloway. The weathered door stands framed by grey clapboard, its deep burgundy planks marked by a copper horseshoe, tarnished hinges, and the silhouette of a figure stretching across its

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Johnston's painting technique involves layering fine

and a pop of lime green

and spheres within the blown glass vase can be rearranged

Behind the figures

This is standard procedure for high-value items of this nature

Passing Shadow | Etching 61 of 75 Pattern Johnston's painting technique involves layeringAbout the Artwork Passing Shadow (31. 75" 19. 75", 1990) is an etching and aquatint by David Blackwood (19412022) that returns to one of his earliest and most enduring memories from Wesleyville, Newfoundland the legendary painted door of his neighbour, Ephraim Kelloway. The weathered door stands framed by grey clapboard, its deep burgundy planks marked by a copper horseshoe, tarnished hinges, and the silhouette of a figure stretching across its

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